Dartmoor Reach Alpaca Farm Stay Sleeps 8

Born on Dartmoor, Josh moved onto the farm in 2015, initially planning to stay only a few months while deciding where to live with his baby daughter Romy. He then met Natalie, originally from Scotland, who became his wife, along with Cerys, his future stepdaughter and Romy's future stepsister. Their shared dream was to create a peaceful retreat that reconnects guests with nature and promotes wellbeing. In 2019, they began farming alpacas, married in 2021, and opened for glamping the same year. The Big Red Bus arrived in 2022, adding to the charm. Natalie fulfilled her dream of building a yoga studio on site, reflecting her passion for wellbeing and spirituality. The family is relaxed and strives for self-sufficiency, growing their own vegetables and meat, collecting eggs, enjoying the countryside, campfires, and visits to the local pub. Natalie is a qualified yoga instructor with her own studio, while Josh dedicates himself fully to the farm, constantly seeking ways to improve the guest experience. Dartmoor Reach Alpaca Farm is now their life’s work. Guests love the warm welcome and laid back way of life.